hat is the role of history in the construction of gender ideology? Consider the United States during the past 100 years. How have women’s and men’s roles changed as a result of specific historical moments?

In Chapter 11 of Culture Counts, we are introduced to the shaman figure as someone who is "recognized as having the ability to mediate between the world of humanity and the world of gods or spirits", however, they are also "not a recognized official of any religious organization". What kinds of people in the United States might be classified as shamans? What is the role of a shaman in our contemporary lives? Are there situations that you feel are better handled by a shaman than by a doctor or priest? Why or why not?
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What is the role of history in the construction of gender ideology? Consider the United States during the past 100 years. How have women’s and men’s roles changed as a result of specific historical moments?